Since its inception in 2014, with the $299 OnePlus X, OnePlus aims at delivering the best features at a great price, and the OnePlus 6 fits perfectly in the strategy at an impressively high level.
Excellent OLED display; Quality glass+metal chasis; Super-fast charging; Very good camera; Excellent value
No IP-Rating for water-resistance; Lack of wireless charging; No microSD storage
Overall, the OnePlus 6 is a very good flagship phone, unfortunately, it has been here long enough to become the flagship it was originally designed to kill. Priced at RM2799 , there are now a lot of phones packing in Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipsets, 128GB of storage and more, including AI features...
All, this ad is bit misleading. I originally gave them 1 star but I now realize OnePlus is most of the blame here. OnePlus products are VERY confusing. For those of you who don't know, there are two versions of this phone. This phone (A6000) is the Asian (Chinese) version.
The OnePlus 6 introduces a glass design, plus a 19:9 screen with a notch and only costs £469. Here's our full review
The OnePlus 6 may have been superseded by the 6T, 7, and 7 Pro, but this is still a great phone if you can find it on offer. What OnePlus has done is nailed all the most important stuff and made a phone that offers excellent design, specs and performance at a great price. So for most people, the 6 is an absolute bargain.
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